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i <br /> "Turf' means non-crop land planted and closely Yard waste compost or other similar maten- <br /> mowed, managed grasses including, but not lim- <br /> ited to, residential and commercialproperty, ri- als that are primarily organic in nature and <br /> P are applied to improve the physical condi• <br /> vate golf courses, and property owned by federal, tion of the soil. <br /> state, or local units of government, including <br /> parks, recreation areas, and public golf courses. The application of fertilizer under subsection A <br /> Turf does not mean pasture, hayland, hay, or turf above must meet the standards established by the <br /> grown on turf farms. Massachusetts Department of Environmental <br /> 4. Use and application of lawn fertilizer. Protection. <br /> r <br /> Except as provided in Section 5 below, no person 6. Display for sale of fertilizer containing phos• <br /> horous. <br /> shall apply any lawn fertilizer that is labeled as p <br /> containing more than zero percent phosphorous or <br /> any other compound containing phosphorous, Effective December 1 2011 no person shall dis- <br /> play for sale any lawn fertilizer that is labeled as <br /> such as phosphate. <br /> containing more than zero percent phosphorous, <br /> or compound containing phosphorous, such as <br /> No person shall apply any lawn fertilizer when the phosphate. Lawn fertilizer that contains more <br /> ground is frozen. than zero percent phosphorus may be stored off <br /> the sales floor and may be sold upon presentation <br /> No person shall cause lawn fertilizer to be applied of a deficiency of phosphorous statement. The <br /> to or run onto any impervious surface including business shall advise customers by signs that soil <br /> parking lots, roadways and sidewalks. If such an test kits and fertilizer containing phosphorous is <br /> application, occurs the fertilizer must be immedi- available. <br /> ately contained and collected and either legally <br /> applied to turf or placed in an appropriate con- Effective December 2011 a sign referencing the <br /> tainer. regulations set forth in this chapter and the effects <br /> of <br /> 5. Exemptions to use and application of lawn fer- oceans andriits tribuous on taries p <br /> ari sther ofemust be p oames <br /> tilizer. nently displayed where fertilizers are sold. A <br /> bus <br /> with <br /> The prohibition against the use of fertilizer under this res deemed requirement b displayinga a l <br /> sin consistent <br /> Section 4 shall not apply to the following: with a sample sign available able from the Mashpee <br /> Newly established turf or lawn areas during Board of Health. <br /> their first growing season. 7. Lawn Care Companies and Commercial <br /> Turf or lawn areas where soil tests per- Providers <br /> formed within the past three years confirm Lawn Care Companies and all Commercial <br /> that the phosphorous levels are deficient Providers of fertilization and/or weed control are <br /> based upon the standards established by the prohibited from using any product containing <br /> Massachusetts Department of Agriculture. phosphorous. If any turf is deemed to need phos- <br /> The fertilizer application shall not contain phorous as indicated by a tissue, soil,or other test <br /> an amount of phosphorous exceeding the by a laboratory (or any similar method approved <br /> amount and rate of application recom- by the Massachusetts Department of Agriculture <br /> mended based on the soil test. and such test has been performed within the last <br /> three years indicates that the level of available <br /> Gardens, including vegetable and flower, phosphorus in the soil is insufficient to support <br /> trees, shrubs, and indoor applications healthy turf growth may, upon paying a fee as <br /> including green houses. determined by he Department of Agriculture, <br /> apply for a waiver after paying any prescribed fee <br /> 84 <br />
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